Jets of blue dye, water fired at Kowloon Mosque
Published on 21 Oct 2019 1:00:52 PM
Hong Kong’s biggest mosque was hit by blue dye from water cannons as the police swept down on protesters defying a rally ban on Sunday.
A group of six or seven people were outside the mosque when it was sprayed.
The dye, used to identify protesters, also contains a painful pepper solution.
The Muslim Council of Hong Kong appealed for calm, saying that Kowloon Mosque was not police’s intended target.
Hong Kong’s biggest mosque was hit by blue dye from water cannons as the police swept down on protesters defying a rally ban on Sunday.
A group of six or seven people were outside the mosque when it was sprayed.
The dye, used to identify protesters, also contains a painful pepper solution.
The Muslim Council of Hong Kong appealed for calm, saying that Kowloon Mosque was not police’s intended target.